Wednesday, Aug 22, 2012 at 20:36
A couple of stratergies Mal.
We have made up flywire covers that slip over the passenger windows (these are next to your head when sleeping) . These ae held in place with Velcro tabs (only needed in wind).
When closing the doors of cars carefully you may notice that there are 2 clicks , the first catch holds the door loosely and some air can seep around the door seals, we leave the doors in this position normally , and only fully close in stormy weather.
We have slimline weather shields over the 4 main car doors and this provides rain proof ventalation at all times with windows just down 2 inches.
We can also turn on the cars fan and pressurize the cabin - but this is only rarely used, in fact the only time I remeber doing this is on the hottest day ever recorded in an Australian city when Melb. got to 46c - we sleep in car with fan & Aircon on.
The car is always aboutt 3 degrees warmer than outside with typical ventilation.
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